Taylors Hill Neighbourhood Guide
Galway
About Taylors Hill
Taylors Hill is an established, leafy residential area on Galway’s west side, between Rahoon, Salthill and the wider Newcastle and Knocknacarra districts. It is popular with families and professionals for its mature housing, relatively quiet streets and proximity to the city, while the coast and Salthill promenade are a short journey away. Education is a major local advantage, with well-known schools including Taylor’s Hill national and secondary schools, Coláiste Éinde in Salthill, and nearby University of Galway facilities. Galway city centre is accessible by bus, bicycle and car, although peak-time traffic on the Western Distributor Road and routes through Salthill can be busy. Everyday shopping is available in nearby Rahoon and Salthill, with larger retail provision at the Gateway Retail Park and Knocknacarra. Residents have easy access to cafés, restaurants and pubs in Salthill, including the promenade area, while Galway’s city-centre nightlife and dining are also close. Leisure options include Barna Woods, Cappagh Park, Salthill’s beaches and promenade, and the sports facilities around Westside and the university. The neighbourhood combines suburban convenience with quick access to Galway’s coast, parks, schools and cultural attractions.
Property Market in Taylors Hill
Based on 2 properties for sale in Taylors Hill
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Taylors Hill
Schools
Established primary school serving families in Taylors Hill and surrounding west Galway neighbourhoods.
Catholic secondary school providing education for girls from the local and wider Galway area.
Co-educational secondary school in Salthill, convenient to Taylors Hill residents.
Major university campus nearby, with academic, cultural, sporting and research facilities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent routes connect Taylors Hill and Salthill with the city centre and suburbs.
Important west Galway route linking Rahoon, Knocknacarra and access towards Barna.
Popular coastal route providing active travel access towards Salthill and Galway city.
City-centre station offering rail connections to Dublin, Limerick and other destinations.
Central hub for regional and national bus services beside Ceannt railway station.
Amenities
Seafront promenade with beaches, walking, swimming spots and views across Galway Bay.
Large west Galway park with playing pitches, walking space and community facilities.
Woodland and coastal walking area west of Taylors Hill, popular for local recreation.
Cluster of cafés, restaurants, takeaways, shops and pubs close to the seafront.
Retail park near Knocknacarra with supermarkets, shops, services and food outlets.
Salthill leisure complex with swimming, sports, family activities and event facilities.
Public library providing books, study facilities, events and community services nearby.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established golf club at nearby Blackrock, overlooking Galway Bay and the Clare coast.
Long-running local football club with teams and community activity in the Salthill area.
Community rugby club serving players and families across west Galway.
Long-established tennis club in Salthill offering courts, coaching and competitions.
Convenient local centre containing independent shops, hospitality businesses and everyday services.
Nearby Areas
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